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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-10

Money Lost By the Tee Of Inferior Farm
implements and Tools

Money Lost By the Tee Of Inferior Farm
implements and Tools
There is a great deal Of money lost
every year BY using poor tools and
machines or those that are not proper
~ cared for. With poor tools man
works alta disadvantage and can not
accomplish 50 much or DO his work so
easily a when provided with those
that are in first class order. Let two
men be set At the same kind Of work.
the one with bright. sharp spade. for
instance. and the other with one dull
and rusty. The difference in the
amount % work done will show plain
". and give ain idea Of what is lost
each year on the farm BY sarelessness
IN this respect II is not economy to
work with a poor machine when one
can be procured that will do the work
more rapidly and with less fatigue for
workmen and horses. and At the same
time put in or secure the crop in better
condition. The proper preparation Of
the ground for seeding will make
difference in the crop sufficient 70
more than pay for what i needed 70
do the work as il should b. done. The
best machines A. rule require fewer
men and horses to operate them AMI
thus large saving Is made vt the
start. This. with the better way in
which the work can BE- done. SHOWS
very plainly that il l. economy to Sc
cure the best. even should the price be
higher than that charged for what i
less perfect. The way in which ma
chimes are cared for is important, too.
not only in the way Of getting the
work done in the easiest manner. but
also in securing the wear Of them as
long as possible. See that they are
kept well oiled. clean and in every way
in condition for rapid work. When
the work Is done for the season. then
see that the machines are put away In
good condition for the next year The
best machines when not used properly.
or not cared for afterwards. will rapid
~ deprcciate. Neglect In this direction
has worn out more machinery than the
use oft II the farmer has not already
4 proper building in which 70 protect
his machines from the weather. he will
find II economy 10 build one. This will
not only protect his investment but
will insure against delay when the ma
chimes are wanted for use again.
National Ltre-Sfock journal
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cures nausea, weakness Of stomach. indi-
gcEtion. bloating and crucfafions Of ms.
- soothing and strengthening
mervtme," favorife Prescription y un-
eQualled and Il invaluable in Allaying and
subduinR nervous cxcitabiiify. frrtfabilify.
exhaustion. prostitution. hysferia- spasms
and other distressing. nervous symptoms
commonly attendant upon functional and
organic disease Of the womb It inducs
refreshing sleep and relieves mental anx-
tety and dependency.
~. Picpcc,s Ravorile Prescription
u = legitimate mDc6icfmes carefully
compounded BY an experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted % womans delicate
organization. IL - purely vegetable in its
compoeition and perfectly harmless n ~
c4ecfs IN any condition II the systcm-
SFavOFtee Prescription > = Z pOo1s
elve cure for the most complicated and
obstinate casce Of lcucorrhca- or whites"
excessive flowing at monthly periods pain
ful mcnstruation. unnatural euppruo13ons.
prolapeus or falling Of the womb. weak
back. female weakness" antcvcrsion. r.
trOveTSion. bcaring-down sensations. chron-
ic congeetion. Inflammation and ulccution
q the womb. Inflammation. pain and ten
tcrnaI heat"
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HUMOROUS.

Why . man boots his dog but
merely Shoes his hen has never been
precisely determined. NM Philadelphia
Call.
When you say that you don know
which are the latest letters in the
alphabet you will be told 0 Bet.
whercupon you are expected to exclaim
Ole.
-Pugilist-.sI heard you wanted TO
hire some one to post bills" Show
mani do. Have you had experi-
enccP Pho. but I'm frst-class
paster. Boston Budget
There has been much discussion as
70 what language will be the last 10 be
spoken on the earth; bat il is strange
that no one has suggested that il will.
Of course. be the Finish. - Golden
Rule
"A Haverstraw woman. who be-
lieved there was good luck in hav-
ing bird fly in a house. chased a
canary bird in. and in doing 50 upset
and broke ten-dollar looking-glass
Middletoscn Mercury.
The Proper Study Of Mankind. -
''What is man?" sighed Haroun Alras-
child. "To-day he is here and to-
morrow he Il in Canada and the next
day nobody knows where in thunder
he 49, It'd Bits,
That Damsel from Maine
dashinv vntsrv aarr, esl frnrn Nc
With o face most uncommonly PIE.
Had such cute little f..
That when seen on the St.
Young 'Cholly~ was driven Insc.
philadelphia Press.
Reuben. said Mrs. Stubs. laying
down the evening paper. "what is
meant by optimism? "Optimism?"
YES The paper says that optimism
- not q characteristic Of the modern
age Optimism. Hannah. Is dis
ease Of the eye, an you'll git II the
rust thing you know. II you keep on =
readin' that fine print. ~ 7id-Bits.
-Ma-"Now. you must be good.
Algy. Algy How much will you
give me for being good?" Ma-.How
much will give you?" A--''Yes'm |"
Nothing, Of course" A.--''Thcn
won't be good" Ma--"You won't?"
Mot unless you pay for It." Ma
why notP" A.-''Bccausc would
then be good for-nothing boy
fsnmdn's Art journal
Uncle Jack returns from . long
walk. and. being somewhat thirsty.
drinks from tumbler he finds on the
table. Enter his little niece Alice, who
instantly sets up cry Of despair. I'm
Gle Jsck-"Whats the matter. Allies"
Alice (wceping)- -''Yor'v drinked up
my aquarium. and you've swallowed
my Tree pollywogs. -Hdrrard Lane
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The treatment OF many thousands Of cases.
OF those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar 70 females. q the Tnyalisis'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N. r..
has Afforded vast experience In nicely
adapting and thoroughly testing remedies
Tor the cure 81 woman'e peculiar maiadiee.
Dr. R1crccsD EavOrite prcecFipgI nm
= the outgrowth, or result, OF this great
and valuable experience. Thousands Of
testimonials, received from patients and
from physicians who have tested Il in the
more aggravated and obstinate cases which
had baffied their skill prove Il 70 be the
most wonderful repcdy ever devised for
the relief and cure 81 suffering women. u
u mo- recommended ~ Q curc-all." but
- q most perfect Specific for woman's
peculiar ailments.
it imparts strength 20 the whole system.
and to tho uterus or womb and it, ap-
pcndagcs. n particular. For ovcrworked.
1worn-out," rundown" dcbilifatcd teach
srs miIlinerA drcemakerA scamstrcsss,
= shop-xirls," housckecpcrs, nursing moth
eus and feeble women GENERALLY. DIR.
P1crce's Favortte Prescription Il the Rroaf-
~ earthly boon, being uncQs1nllcd q an
appctizing. cordial and restorative tonic. Il
PROMOTES Digestion and assimilation Of food.
Address. Wo1K.Dp9 DGnR
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king Humbert Nv. Of Italy Is about
forty-ihrce years old, passably hand
some and brave. humane and popu-
lar ruler
Queen Victoria has In Windsor
Castle three vases valued nj 600. 900
and . Scvrcs dinner-service worth
e25O,000
Captain James M. Mcdonald. ono
Of the supervisors of San Francisco.
has donated his monthly salary. 500.
10 charitable purposes.
A Chicago contemporary assures
its readers that iii never sleeps" This
possibly explains the drowsiness Of its
columns.-Drake's Traveiers' Mog1-
xinc.
Mr. Bcechcrs greatest taste In art
was for etchings and engrayings. Of
which he had some two thousand. i'm
GLIDING plates by some Of the most
eminent masters.
Senator Stanford owns the largest
vineyard in the world. II is in Tc-
hama County. and contains $500 acres
- 'ea: ~ On ana 80 '"'''' ''"S''
So'"p' 80 '''o,'V "''s
- -" ~ ,o"i ''''e '''''o" - nc
~l'unss Z. 1",'''' !" ,m'"'s so'u'n,s'
:. P.o''."e' ~ '.'ne'' , ".''e'
.''' '.''o n 1870" !" - .'"''''' ,r.'n's
- /" 1o''o '"s''' 'e''o" '"''s''
''s,y,'' 49,
-Johh = Si'cne'i' Ine son ana heir
OF inc iate A.eHahaer M'teneh' y snort
IA STATURE WIN shrewa Sco'ch lace,
ne mas = moving iuii Drown oearu
"nicn reaches nan way ao~n 70 ms
~"is'' aii'a "e"'o e" sPcS'a-
e'es
Inc ir'neess =, " a'es has hau ne.
uaush'ers 'auSn. inc eonp'e'e ar' ..
uress-maAing me Princess nerse'i
unuers'anus Do'n - 'neosy anu P'as-
nee ana TINS = one reason Why s"e -
always 80 perfectly uresseu.--H a'Pe'
Basdr-
An exchange remarks: II the ma
jority of readers were to express their
honest opinions concerning the authors
whom they read. one Of their opinions
would be that nearly all. IL indeed. not
all. authors have written too much.
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Orchard grass must be cut early.
that i. when Il first begins 20 blossom.
Tor after blooming the indicestible
woody fiber forms RAPIDLY.
There Il nothing better for w;vc.
and daughters. physically than ~
have the care Of garden flower
pot. Il nothing more Connecticut
Farmer.
Pop Overs. Three eggs. a little
salt. one pint q milk. one and hall
pints Of -four. and butter the size 81
an egg. Bake one-half hoar In earth
en- pop over cups. ~ Household
To make q ton Of corn fodder
worth as much as the same weight Of
timothy hay. add to corn fodder five
hundred pounds 81 grain food. This
will balance the account for value.
1T has been well said that The ART
Of cooking Is not 50 much in roasting
turkey or a piece Of beef well as in
using up cold portions Of meat so as 10
make palatable dishes. Christian AZ
work
A soft and useful ball for the little
ones may be made very easily. Take
a fancy stocking and cut of few
inches Of the top Gather one end
neatly and MI y with cotton and finish
oy gathering the other end.
Dipping strawberry roots and the
roots Of other plants liable TO be eaten
by cut worms and grubs. into solu-
ton Of paris green or other arsenical
poison Of sufficient strength. will pro-
tect the roots from this Home
md Farm.
Lands that are oycrstocked not
only yield less food, but the animals
pasturcd upon them make less Weld
in beef or milk than when the stock is
in proportion 10 the capacity Of the
lands for producing food. - Farm.
Field and .Sfockn an.
Prof Roberts saws that Whenever
we sell saoo worth ~ wheat wa ~,
az worth ~ ,,,.nt sood R,,,.~ s5oo
worth A. ,xan,v-sxa cant. 49, ,o,r5
,aLas ~, half . aoll.~,s o,l,h - ,,Iaa,
fooJ Wh.n =. sau horsa III x,oo
"a 49, $500 ,r;,L ~. -
tn ,.ss.,, : ,.,s.;,,'s ~ -, ~,
.'.a S,s,. 4 rsa...'.'.,: -. -
- IN 49,
nose "no n'e On 'anu "here
'nsre = NJ sra'ei q sanu snouiu naui
ioau anu sPr.au ~ ABOUT inc poultry
yatu~ ne lows VIII ENJOY II -
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Much has been written and aid aoout
how 70 make home happy. Tho moralst
and the preacher have hackneycd this
theme until II would seem nothing more re-
NAMED % 30 said. But the philosophers
have gone far out Of their way 70 account
Tor the prevalence Of ill-assortcd couples
she chief cty. ~. sn - I ~
OF married life can b traced directly 10
those functional arrangements 70 which
women arc subject In nine cases out Of
ten the irritable, dissatisfied and unhappy
wife Is : sufferer from some "female com
plant" A trial OF DIR. Piercc's Favorite
Prescription viii produce more domestic
happiness than = million sermons or philo-
sophical treatises. IL cures all those pc
cullar weaknesses and ailments incident 70
women. IL ID the only medicine sold by
druggists. under positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that IL will give salts
faction IN every case, or money will be re-
funded. See guarantee printed on wrapper
enclosing bottle.
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IN pregnancy, : Favorite Prescription :
> "mothere cordial" relieving NAUSEA
weakness Of stomach ard other di<frreTsne
eymptoms common 70 that condition III
10 use y kept up IN the latter months u
Re<faficn- Il 20 prepa<es the system for d.
livery - 20 greatly lesocn. and many times
almost cntircly DO sway with the Glfferinrs
u that trying ordeal.
sFavOFjoe Preocripelon,1 when taken
n ccnncction with the use Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and email nrn-
tive docs Of ur. Picrce1 Purrnffvc PrIicSs
little Liver Pillsl. cures Liver. Kidney ara
Bladder dleeaec4 Their combined ure 80
removes blood taintS and Aholishcs cnn-
CIRQUE and scrofuious humou nom the
sFavoriss Prescription > ! the op,v
medicine for women eold. By druxrirSs
under = positive guarantee, from to
manufacturer that IL WI rive snf5efsc-
ton in every cnec. Or money win - -
funded This guarantee has been printed
on the bcstie-vnTpcr. and faithfully car
RED out for many ycnrs H1arEe 6oe15es
g9 dossO ei0Q o. IN bossles Sor
Co. send Ten cents N stamps for D..
PIerccr larRe. illustrated Trcafisc 0x
pagcU on Diseascs Of Women
80 Na1H sssesGs DUETALQ M
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FooD makes Blood ard Blood makes
Beauty. Improper digestion Of food neccs-
sarily produces bad blood, resulting in :
feeling Of fuilness in tho stomach, acidity,
heartburn, sick-headache, and other dys-
pcptic symptoms A closely confined life
causes Indigestion, constipation. bilious
ness and loss Of appetite. Toremove these
troubles there il no remedy equal 70 Prick
ly Ash Bitters. IL has been tried and
proven to be . specific.
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MAN wants but little here below.
But Wanfs that little s.ronr

This is especially true Of purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
banker for IL, ~ . rule. but when taken,
wishes II 70 be prompt, sure and effective
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
leave nothing TO be desired in point OF en-
cacy, and yet their action Is totally free
from any unpleasant symptoms, or dis
agreeable after. ehccta Purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless.
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duties produce low, weak tired and trem-
ul0us state Of the system, and that iron re-
stores richness and color TO the blood, cali
saya bark q natural healthful tone to the
d digestive organs, and phosphorus mildly
stimulates the brain,-all combined in DIR.
Harter's Iron Tonic.
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GrBSNs Sulphur Soap presents all the I'D
vantages Of sulphur Baths At . cheap rate.
Hilrs Hair 4 whisker Dye, Black or Brown. Soc
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A COOP salesman ID like bad cotn-e
perfcct counter-6t
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WHEN an intended passenger Asks
ships purser how many berths he 1as Il
does not Imply that he is census-taker.
The hatchways Of a ship are not hens
nests, nor is the buoy the captains son.
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's EyeW ater. Druggists sell It. 25c-
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WHY IL . chicken pie like . gunsmith's
shopi Because II contains fowl an piece
-Hr -
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the BARRIERS favorite city-loquacity-
Columbus DispateA
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WHEN two fat people run against each
other Il can properly Be spoken Of - .
mass-meetin1
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9 PHYSICIANS
FAILED.

beean taking Picrces Favore Pscription and
using the local recommended his
Medical Adviser commenccd 70 improve e n three
Eroe letter % my family psge briefly mentioning how
70 any one writing me for them aud egeiosfng aamysxn
In ply have described my case AM the treatment used
many have thanks stating that they
had commenced the OF Favote Prescription had
local treatment fully and plainly laid down therein
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have entirely removed the disease. thereby psIng thos
misery.
\ a-....~U = Marvellous Cure Ma g. r. sPRAcrR
JkNlnU$ I Of Crysni Nkh- II troubled with
i female weakness leucoFrhea falling Of the
u0eI0nS xcmb for seven pears g bad @ keep bed
- -, army q diaernt physcIs2s and ,Eent arse sum:
gsded me % Try ycy msdines which rs Iosth % do
they Would % me no rood finally told ny husband that
arnnef the advice ~ INV rlvsrsn ~ ee me ~ fosfi s
Favorite Prescpfion botfes sDsovery Tor
ten dolart three bottles OF or
Favorite Prescription Z sound woman for four
then the balance
was troubled IN the and she cured berpf
four years"
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Mrs. z. r. MORGAN.
East Boston. Moss. a
was . dreadful sufferer
Having exhausted th
eicians, l was cornplef
weak 1 could with al
, 1887-01-01

chors until they began to drag and we'struck
a ledge. We took to our little boat and after
a hard battle for life we were picked up when
nearly frozen to death and ready to give up"
Further Town the coast, at Old Orchard;
the storm drove the fishing schooner Nellie
Florence on to the beach after drifting about
for three days. The crew of five men were in
a pitiable condition when rescued. Being in
the habit of making trips of but one day they
had no provisions on board save a few crack
ers and some potatoes. For three days they
had managed to live on this diet, served very
s~cantily, with nothing to drink, as they had
not a drop of water. They were badly FROST
bitten, nearly famished, and without a cent Of
money when taken in and cared for by the re-
sidents of Old Orchard. The schooner is q
total loss.
The schooner Swallow, Strout, from Ma
chias, reported before ashore on Fawn Bar,
near Deer Island, is full Of water, and the sea
is breaking over her. She will probably be a
total wreck. Schooner Lille Bell, of st. John,
New Brunswick, with a cargo Of sleepers,
went ashore on the east side Of Georges Is
lane Boston Harbor) at 40 p. m. Sunday.
She was afterward pulled adoat by tugboat
Camilla and anchored in NantastkeRoad APP
parently without important damage. Schoon-
er Richard S. Leaning, Doughty, from Phila-
delphia for Boston, went ashore on Sunday
on Teddy Rocks, off Hull, but was Aoated off
this morning and now lies in the mud on the
southeast side Of Paddock's Island, leaking
badly. There is a three-masted schooner
ashore at the mouth Of the North River, near
Scituate, and a large two-masted schooner
ashore near Humarock (Scituate) The
schooner New Packet is ashore on Marshfeld
Beach. She is well up. The sea is very
heavy and the vessel will probably go to
pieces.-Nclc Y0rk Times.
, 1887-01-01
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
spectator, 9th November.J

We suppose the journalists and fnanciers
of Europe must be right, and while the former
are singing prose peans to peace, the latter
are keeping all Stocks at unprecedented levels
but we cannot see it for ourselves. There
is nothing in the situation eve to suggest
peace, except as a temporary CO dition. The
Emperor of Russia has, it is true, withdrawn
General Kaulbers from Bulgaria, and the Re
gents, freed from his daily menaces, draw
long breaths of relief: but the withdrawal re-
moves only one of the more important ele-
ments of danger. It is not now possible that
the General should overtax even the Regents
patience, or that a Bulgarian mob, wild at his
indictments to treason, should put him to
death. With this exception, however, a~llre-
mains as before. The Bulgarians' cannot
elect their own Prince, and will not elect the
Asiatic noble whom the Car proposes. The
Gar will try to master Bulgaria with even
more ardour than ever because of his apparent
failure. He cannot give up Bulgaria if he
, 1887-01-01
SHIPPING DISASTERS ON THE
EAST COAST OF NORTH
AMERICA.

OTTAWA, Dec. Ga despatch from Halifax
received by the Marine Department states
that the schooner Edith, from St. Pierre, for
Langley, was lost Sunday near Miquelon Is
land. Her crew of Ii men persisted. The
scene Of the disaster is one of three rocky
islands on the west shore of Newfoundland.
The shores of the islands are thickly dotted
with dangerous rocks, and during the Fall
and early Winter months, when storms are
frequent and severe, this is enc of the most
dreaded spots on the Atlantic. The schooner
was one of the numerous small craft in which
the population Of these islands and adjacent
shores of Newfoundland gain a precarious
living by fishing.
BosroN, Dec. 6.-Many disasters to vessels
of the coasting feet and scenes of great suffer
ing are reported as the result of Sundays
storm all along the coast east Of Boston.
While the loss Of life was not heavy. the
damage to the shipping interests was very
large, and the intense cold, together with the
binding snow, caused fearful suffering. The
schooner Savannah struck the rocks off Mar
bIehead, and is a total wreck. The men
abandoned her, and after a terrible experience
reached the shore in a small boat. Said her
master, Capt. Atwood, while thawing out his
badly frozen ears and hands ''That was the
toughest night | ever experienced. We were
drifting about through a rough sea and thick
snow, which blew about in a furious storm,
when about IL o'clock we foundered on to a
shoal. We got off and rode well with two an